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Do you think we support HMs who are similar to ourselves in some way...
..or similar to our friends etc, because we are drawn to people we can relate to more easily..?....
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Yes, I could relate to Aaron and also Arron last year, I also saw a bit of myself in Ben Duncan too in his series.
This series I would likely be very like Dan in the house,like him I like to poke around as to issues and keep going over them, so my answer is yes. |
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I agree Dan's past job and also the intense training he has had is a feature as to how he is and acts,then again I thought about being in the Police so I guess had I done so, I may have had to acquire some of that arrogance to do the job effectively. I don't and wouldn't hold any of that against Dan in that case. I think in any event you need some arrogance to survive in the BB house too, even poor Ben Duncan was seen as arrogant and condescending by many. |
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Had I been a housemate this series. I would have likely sat up all night going on about how right I had been as to Michael, if I had so quickly reached the near spot on conclusions Dan had come to as to him. Anyway, I do see a bit of myself in Dan and the others as I said above. Unless someone does something really cruel, heartless and deliberately nasty,I can live with arrogance but I haven't seen Dan do any of those yet. Actually,funnily enough, another housemate I could relate to was Rex,he was also seen as really arrogant, maybe it is something I would love to acquire,a more determined arrogance.:joker: |
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By the way Ammi, this thread is turning into our personal chat thread. We will have to make this our hot line.
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I think we are definitely more sensitive to criticism of people like us or people that we relate to. Especially if the criticism fits into stereotypes. For instance to call Dan bitchy clearly strikes a different chord because there is a stereotype of gay men being bitchy. In the same way if there was a muslim being criticized for being anti-woman or sexist, it would be more sensitive because there is a stereotype that muslims are sexist.
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I like people or Housemates that are like the people I grew up with I notice. Good or bad as housemates I mean. But l like Woolfy and she nothing like anyone I know.
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I think I just support the housemates that I hate the least. :laugh:
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I so far have agreed with all of dans comments so I guess I do align myself with him more than any other HM too, (note to self) it's OK to be right but not to tell people you're right it seems :joker: |
Well my favourite housemate this year was Sallie and we're nothing alike at all (for one she's a woman), so no, just the ones who entertain me most, and, if female, are fit.
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I think so in the same way that we may have favourite characters in scripted TV shows that we can relate to, be it in personality or storyline.
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If you are a 30 y/o black male are you more likely to like 30 y/o black males on the show, or if you are a 20 y/o str8 female, are you more likely to like 20 y/o str8 females on the show. |
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I and others took that to mean personality not age, sex or sexuality... |
All of my friends bore me - so no. But myself? Yes.
That's why I supported Aaron from BB12 till the end, because we're so similar - I usually support housemates I can relate to, or housemates that are entertaining. |
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